Water main break prompts road closure at De Zavala Road, Lockhill Selma Road Repairs may take up to 3 days to complete No description found
SAN ANTONIO – The intersection of De Zavala and Lockhill-Selma roads is closed for possibly three days following a water line rupture.
According to a news release from the city of San Antonio Transportation & Capital Improvements, a city contractor hit and ruptured a SAWS water main line during construction at about 2:30 p.m. Monday.
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While the water line is being repaired, drivers will need to take a detour around the area.
Traffic on De Zavala will be able to continue through the intersection, but drivers on Lockhill-Selma Road will need to detour at Indian Woods Street.
De Zavala Lockhill-Selma road closure (KSAT) Drivers coming from Loop 1604 to Lockhill-Selma Road will need to turn around to access a different route.
Uniformed officers will be in the area to direct traffic around the intersection.
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